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    THE MOON AND SIXPENCE 1.2 Family and social responsibilities Painting is not only a ‘dreamy moon’ of Strickland but also of many progressive people in bourgeois society. According to bourgeois concepts‚ all the men have to be responsible for his family and children. He’s forced to have a strong connection with what is considered to belong to him. Strickland’s life is tied tightly down to family’s contract. However‚ all that sort of things means nothing at all to him. He doesn’t let those reasons

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    THE MOON AND SIX PENCE (Chapter XII) I. Introduction - “Artists must be sacrificed to their art. Like bees‚ they must put their lives into the sting they give” (Ralph Waldo Emerson) -MS was written in 1919 by William Somerset Maugham‚ a famous English writer‚ a novelist and a short story teller. In his writings‚ he kept to the principles of Realism‚ but his method of writing was also influenced by Naturalism‚ Neo-romanticism and Modernism. -The chapter XII of MS depicts the conversation between

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    Sailor Moon Stereotypes

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    This is Naoko Takeuchi’s original vision for Sailor Moon. When asked about the differences between the anime and manga‚ she replied that the anime’s staff was men‚ while her story was told from a women’s perspective- by girls‚ for girls and about girls. (Especially obvious since the manga lacks a lot of the male gaze and has none of the nude transformation sequences or skirts flying up the anime boasts‚ as well as other things) (and don’t get me wrong‚ the anime is fantastic and feminist as

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    Moon Shadow Analysis

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    Moon Shadow‚ a young chinese boy‚ is brainwashed by his mother and grandmother that all people in San Francisco in America are “Demons.” Moon Shadow’s father lives in America‚ but whenever he asks his mother or grandmother about him‚ they always find an excuse to try to not to talk about it. Moon Shadow then tells them that he wants to go to America to see his father. When Moon Shadow arrives to America‚ he is introduced to all of his father’s friends including his uncle. His father’s nickname is

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    The Moon Jellyfish in the scientific world is known as the Aurelia aurita. It is one of the most common jellyfish along the Atlantic Coast. It is reportedly less venomous than other jellyfish. The Moon Jellyfish is usually translucent white‚ pink or beige. It is in the Kingdom Animalia‚ Followed by the Phylum Cnidaria. The Moon Jellyfish is in the class Scyphozoa. Its belongs to the order Semaeostomeae. It is in the family Ulmaridae and the Genus Aurelia. The Moon Jellyfish belongs to the Species

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    Similar to Lucie from Faces in the Moon‚ Betty Louise Bell is a professor and fiction writer of Cherokee ancestry. Finding out these details about Bell made me wonder if the character Lucie was based on Bell herself. In the interview posted on Canvas‚ Bell states that the story is a reflection of her experience and that Lucie is in fact based on herself. The fact that Faces in the Moon is almost autobiographical does change my interpretation of the novel. It makes the story become more personal‚

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    President Kennedy’s usage of diction‚ device‚ and structure in his “Address at Rice University on the Nation’s Space Effort” commonly referred to as the “We choose to go to the Moon” speech helps convey President Kennedy’s attempt at persuading the American people to support the nations space effort and ultimately land a man on the moon and bring him back safely. Through President Kennedy’s word choice in his “Address at Rice University‚” he was able to appeal to the emotions and concerns of the American

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    How has Cameron Malcher used dramatic forms‚ performance styles‚ techniques and conventions to communicate strong social and personal issues in his production of Ruby Moon? Contemporary Australian theatre mainly focuses on the reflection of the ‘real’ Australia and communicating to the audience real and modern issues/ideas that respond to the social climate and community. As well as that‚ CAT tries to give marginalized voices a voice that is heard. Cameron Malcher has used dramatic forms‚ performance

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    Literary Research Paper ENGL 3173 Principles of Literary Criticism Name: Precious Joy A. Berida Date: January 14‚ 2013 Year and Section: BSED EN 3-1D Professor: Dr Junithesmer D. Rosales Still I Rise by Maya Angelou: A Poem Overcoming Prejudice “Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou is a courageous and inspiring poem written about the emerging prominence of African Americans published on the year 1978. It was published in Angelou ’s poem collection titled “And Still

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    you want to be treated. Authors write these stories for others to read and learn from the character’s experience. Every story may have a different theme‚ but it is expressed with different characters‚ setting‚ and plot. After reading “Under the Rice Moon‚” a clear and thoughtful theme for this selection is‚ “sometimes it takes a long time for someone to understand you.” Throughout the selection‚ the cliff swallow‚ a type of bird‚ is waiting for someone to understand him. He travels from place to place

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